Brass Era Advert: Watches and Jewelry at No 193 Sixth Ave
Bristol friend and all others are invited to call at Charles I Phelps Sign of the Golden Eagle Watches Jewelry and Silver Ware located at No 193 Sixth Avenue New York. Also Wh Reens Hardware Groceries Ship Chandlery Cordage Paints Oils at No 76 Tianes St Taston R I invites calls.
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Charles I, Phelps
Sixth Avenue
New York
Bristol
WH. R.eens Hardware
Tianes St
Taston
R.I
Bringing Our Sheaves with Us
A reflective verse from the August Atlantic Monthly on toil and faith. The speaker prays at harvest time, acknowledging more tares than wheat, asking for mercy and meaning as he offers his modest sheaves to the Lord. He trusts in patient love and hopes the divine sees effort over outcomes.
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the Atlantic Monthly
Sudden Death Prevention Advice From Early American Essay
An American essay argues that many so called heart diseases are brain driven and prescribes two remedies. First, activate the subject’s latent physical powers to expel danger. Second, sustain vital energies with external help, using shocks to the spine to revive circulation and avert mortality.
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National Intelligencer
Guithout
The Atmospugre House Advice on Gentle Living
The passage urges turning living rooms into bright cheerful spaces full of mercy, hope, courage, faith and charity. It condemns hidden rooms and constant seclusion and insists gentleness comes from uniform courtesy to all, not refined veneer alone.
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Hong
Porhaye
Pursuit of Religion and Social Reform Reflected in Rural Talk
An eighty year old farmer voices contentment with his life on the same farm and deep religious devotion. The era’s press notes widespread religious revival turning about 200000 to pious paths, praising religion’s social benefits while warning against idle youthful indulgence.
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Rose Harrier
Children and animals shape compassionate upbringing
The passage urges parents to sing to their children and let them play outdoors despite dirt. It argues a kinship with all creatures, promoting free play with animals and gentle, affectionate upbringing to ensure kindness, obedience, and lasting support in old age.
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Theon
First Total Abstinence Society Formed in 1820
Randolph recalls a tale of a cook seeking guests and an apology with no eggs or butter. The text notes the first Total Abstinence Society organized February 13 1820. It adds a moral: personal self‑correction yields more progress than criticizing others, and self‑study improves knowledge more than observing surrounding people.
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Randolph
Chloe
Zaussus
Ghosts of a Beech Tree Return to Brookvale
Roland Floyd, a dead letter clerk, recalls childhood hopes and a lost love Marion Day as he unseals a letter and learns she plans to return to Brookvale. Joseph Day arrives with Marion and announces their move to reunite at Brookvale, renewing old ties after years apart.
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Hugh
Merner
Mnore
Bard
Guus
Atlanta
Marion Day
Marion
England
Roland Floyd
Roland
Mari Oy
Taro
Yio
Phillip
Fanny Denham
Philip Viney
Tie
Mation*Davy
Sheiter
Joseph Day
Hough
Fanny
Brookvale
Broookvale
Brookdale
Holand Floyd
Tam
Tuften
Mrs. Day
Floyd
Mr. Day
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Jacob Goodhart
Westminster
Exchange Street
Providence
R. L
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John H. Ford
Thames Street
Franklin
M.W. Pierce, Jr
Westings
C. E
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Westminster Street
Sweet & Butts
Benjamin Tilley
Dealeh
Hope Streets
Lewis W. Taft
Japan
Tron Ware
Gifford
Brandfurd and
Hype Streets
George W. Qdolglass
Bool and Shoes
Corner of
Hope
Josephus Gooding
Daniel Tanner
Atyle Btate Street
R. 1
Toute
Otis Munro
Thames and
State Streets
George W. Fraprie
North Main Street
Fall River
Mass
Massachusetts
Joan Allen
Breves
James P. Pierce
Drury
J. N. Burgess
B. Shuman
South Main Street
Thomas E. Steere
R. I. Potter & Brotner
Huma Steam Mill
Crawford Easterbrooks
Bradford Streets
Spooner
Mount Hope House
George Tilley
John B. Munro
B ‘Ord Street
Whitney
Ljohn Gladding
Franklin Market
Thames St
Frankhurst
Jorn HH. Ford
Rte! i
Zalue
Virginia
Swift
Webster
Worcester
Ofio Farmer
Duddles
Templelagy
Spaders
Mr Daddles
Brown
Thomas Daddles
Dackens
New York Courier
Mms
Caroline Orne
Loulang
Phillip Viney
Brooksale
Marion Ord
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Luke Courage
Mytheraud Gun
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